Carnmenellis

This is one of Cornwall`s five Marilyn`s. Carnmenellis has a highest point of 252m, and a prominence of 165m. This is a good circular walk around the outskirts of the hill (as the highest point is on private land). It is within touching distance of Stithians reservoir, so relatively centrally based.

The Lizard

This lovely, and mostly flat walk, sees us starting and finishing at Lizard, but unlike many others that will also be as far south on the British mainland as it is possible to be, we are going to stay inland and take in Lizard Downs and Lower Predannack Downs. It will take us above Kynance Cove with its beautiful views and across many streams (an absolute delight for those who are young at heart).

Helford

This circular walk, initially takes us along the tree lined banks of the Helford River before taking us out to Dennis Head and its clear views back all the way to Rame Head, and then heading back past the Church on the beach at St. Anthony-in-Meneage and then further into the tree lined valleys and fields to Manaccan and then back to Helford.

Treleaver

Although Treleaver is our start point, the nearby Coverack is our mid (ish) waypoint where I would suggest a lunch stop or at the very least an ice cream and a sit on the beach. Coverack is a beautiful Cornish fishing village/harbour nestled on The Lizard Peninsular. With its beautiful beach, quaint (but very operational) harbour, thatched cottages and superb coastal views, it is an ideal place to stop and enjoy life before the final easy mile of walking back to the car.